Trump defends Bill O'Reilly: 'I don't think Bill did anything wrong'
President Donald Trump on Wednesday weighed in on the recent controversy surrounding Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.
Suu Kyi denies Rohingya ethnic cleansing
Aung San Suu Kyi has denied there is ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar, despite widespread reports of abuses.
Bangladesh moves up in Human Dev Index
Bangladesh moved up three spots and ranked 139th out of 188 countries in the latest global human development ratings of the United Nations Development Programme.
Nothing harmful to be done during India visit: PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday candidly said everything between Bangladesh and India would be dealt out maintaining friendly relations, nothing detrimental to the country would be done.
IPU assembly ends calling for action to end inequality
The 136th Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly ended on Wednesday with the adoption of Dhaka Declaration calling for immediate action to end inequality and resolutions on stopping extremism and financial help to terror organisations and more financial inclusion of women.
Derailment snaps rail communications of Dhaka with north regions
Train communications of Dhaka with north regions of the country were suspended as an intercity train derailed at Pathailkandi of Bhuapur upazila in Tangail early Thursday.
North Korea fires ballistic missile, US State Department says
North Korea fired a projectile into the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea, on Wednesday morning, US and South Korean officials said.
As Russia mourns St. Petersburg attack, Europe shows little solidarity
When a British national inspired by Islamic State plowed through crowds on London's Westminster Bridge on March 22, killing four and injuring many others, acts of solidarity with the UK took place around Europe.
St. Petersburg bombing carried out by 'suicide' attacker
Monday's deadly St. Petersburg metro attack was carried out by a suicide bomber originally from the central Asian Republic of Kyrgyzstan, authorities said.
May isn't the first female leader to bare her head in Saudi Arabia
British Prime Minister Theresa May drew the world's attention on Tuesday when she decided not to cover her hair during an official visit to Saudi Arabia.
